OK
I mean FILE prperty (attribute) that you see in windows explorer.
If I send table with invoice wich contain 250000 ids, each one for five products I dont want to add another column 'PRODUCT'.

I want to send the DBF and to add the pruducts in the dbf file property.

>>Hi
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>>I used to send vfp table (one file - .dbf)by mail and I want to add some general information without creating another table or field.
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>>Can I add it to the file property (auther,category etc)?
>>Especially I want to know if can I add a memo in the 'comments' property.
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>In a property of what? The email message? Or a property of the table?
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>In the first case, just go ahead, whatever you are using to send a dbf as an attachment is surely capable of sending text in the message.
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>If you mean the table properties as seen in a DBC, these are stored in the dbc - so if you'd want to send those too, you'd have to send the DBC as well (which is then three files more and not sure to work on target location, for possible pathing issues and validation settings - all other tables would be missing).